If you’re planning a fishing trip on the lower Columbia River or Oregon Coast, Astoria, Hammond, and Warrenton have several good places to eat before or after a day on the water.
As a professional Astoria, Oregon fishing guide, I spend much of the fishing season around these communities. These restaurant picks are convenient for anglers staying near Astoria, Hammond Marina, Warrenton, Buoy 10, and the mouth of the Columbia River.
Restaurant menus, hours, and seasonal schedules can change. Check directly with the restaurant before you go.
Quick Restaurant Picks Near Astoria Fishing Trips
- Bowpicker Fish & Chips: Albacore tuna fish and chips served from a converted fishing boat in Astoria.
- Mo’s Seafood & Chowder: A waterfront sit-down choice for seafood and clam chowder in Astoria.
- Fort George Brewery & Public House: A downtown Astoria brewery and public house with food and house-brewed beer.
- AKRES on the Pier: Greek and Mediterranean cooking at the end of a pier on the Columbia River.
- South Jetty Dining Room & Bar: A convenient Hammond option near Hammond Marina.
- Buoy 9 Restaurant & Lounge: Casual meals in Hammond near the lower Columbia River.
- Fultano’s Pizza: Pizza and casual dining in Warrenton.
For a wider, current directory of places to eat, see Travel Astoria’s restaurant and cafe listings.
Bowpicker Fish & Chips – Astoria, Oregon
Website: Bowpicker Fish & Chips
Bowpicker is one of Astoria’s best-known food stops. It serves beer-battered albacore tuna with steak fries from a converted Columbia River gillnet boat near the Columbia River Maritime Museum.
It’s a handy stop for visitors exploring downtown Astoria and the riverfront before or after a fishing trip. Bowpicker is outdoors and weather can affect whether it is open, so check its current updates before making the drive.
Mo’s Seafood & Chowder – Astoria, Oregon
Website: Mo’s Seafood & Chowder locations
Mo’s is a familiar Oregon Coast restaurant known for clam chowder and seafood. The Astoria location is downtown on the waterfront, near the Columbia River Maritime Museum and other riverfront attractions.
It can work well for families and fishing groups looking for a sit-down meal after time on the Columbia River or a walk along the Astoria waterfront.
Fort George Brewery & Public House – Astoria, Oregon
Website: Fort George Brewery
Fort George’s Brewery & Public House is downtown at 1483 Duane Street. It’s an Astoria-made brewery with a public-house food menu, making it an option for groups looking for a casual meal downtown. Check the restaurant’s website for its current menu and hours.
AKRES on the Pier – Astoria, Oregon
Website: AKRES on the Pier
AKRES is a family-run Greek and Mediterranean restaurant at the end of a pier on the Columbia River. Its waterfront location makes it a distinctive choice for a sit-down meal while visiting Astoria. Check its website for the current menu, reservations, and hours.
South Jetty Dining Room & Bar – Hammond, Oregon
Website: South Jetty Dining Room & Bar
South Jetty Dining Room & Bar is in Hammond near Hammond Marina, making it a convenient choice for anglers fishing Buoy 10 and the lower Columbia River. The restaurant has a dining room and bar, with menu items and specials that can change.
Learn more about fishing and the local area on my Hammond, Oregon Fishing Guide page.
Buoy 9 Restaurant & Lounge – Hammond, Oregon
Facebook: Buoy 9 Restaurant & Lounge
Buoy 9 is near Hammond Marina and serves casual meals for visitors and fishing groups coming off the lower Columbia River. Check its Facebook page for current information before heading over.
During Buoy 10 season, Hammond draws anglers from Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and beyond. Buoy 9’s location makes it easy to get a meal without driving back into downtown Astoria.
If you’re planning to fish this area, visit my Buoy 10 Salmon Fishing Guide for seasonal information and guided-trip details.
Fultano’s Pizza – Warrenton, Oregon
Website: Warrenton Fultano’s Pizza
Fultano’s is a casual Warrenton choice for pizza and a meal with family or a larger fishing group. Check its Warrenton page for current menu, ordering, and location details.
Warrenton is close to Hammond Marina, Fort Stevens State Park, and Astoria. For more information about fishing around this area, visit my Warrenton, Oregon Fishing Guide page.
Planning an Astoria Fishing Trip?
Astoria, Hammond, and Warrenton are close to one another, giving visitors access to restaurants, lodging, marinas, Fort Stevens State Park, and fishing on the lower Columbia River and nearby coast.
Depending on the season, current regulations, and conditions, anglers may be able to plan for:
- Buoy 10 salmon fishing
- Columbia River sturgeon fishing
- Oregon Coast Dungeness crabbing
- Columbia River walleye fishing
- Seasonal ocean salmon and bottom-fishing trips, when available
Staying for a few days? See my Hotels and Motels Around Astoria, Oregon page and my guide to things to do in Astoria.
Book an Astoria, Oregon Fishing Guide
Marvin’s Guide Service offers guided trips around Astoria, Hammond, Warrenton, Buoy 10, and other areas of the Columbia River and Oregon Coast. Depending on the season and current regulations, trips may target salmon, sturgeon, walleye, or Dungeness crab.
Call or text Marvin at (503) 314-5087 to ask about available dates, or send a request through the Trip Inquiry Page.
Frequently Asked Questions About Restaurants Near Astoria
What restaurants are close to Astoria fishing trips?
Bowpicker, Mo’s, Fort George, and AKRES are Astoria options. South Jetty and Buoy 9 are in Hammond, while Fultano’s is in Warrenton.
Where can fishing groups eat near Hammond Marina?
South Jetty Dining Room & Bar and Buoy 9 Restaurant & Lounge are both in Hammond near the marina and lower Columbia River fishing access. Check directly for current hours.
Is Hammond close to Astoria?
Yes. Hammond is west of Astoria, near Warrenton and Fort Stevens State Park. It is a convenient base for visitors fishing Buoy 10 and the lower Columbia River.
Where should I stay for an Astoria fishing trip?
Astoria, Warrenton, and Hammond are all convenient areas to consider because they are near restaurants, lodging, marinas, and fishing access. See my Astoria-area lodging guide for ideas.
Can I book a guided fishing trip near Astoria?
Yes. Marvin’s Guide Service offers guided trips around Astoria, Hammond, Warrenton, Buoy 10, and the lower Columbia River. Call or text (503) 314-5087 or use the Trip Inquiry Page to ask about dates.
